Staropramen Déčko

Brewed by Staropramen Breweries (MolsonCoors)
Style: Pale Lager
Prague, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Shaker

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Bottled. A golden beer with a thin white head. The aroma is sweet malty with an artificial sweetness note. The flavor is sweet malty, the sweetness again being artificial. The finish is sweet, dry, and bitter.

50 cL bottle. Pours clear ad golden yellow with a fully gone head. Mild grassy and malty spiced aroma. Mild grassy and bitter flavoured with a light malty and slight cornish base. Medium dry and bitter finish.

(Bottle 50 cl) A lighter version of the original Staropramen Premium with reduced sugars and carbonhydrates for diabetics. Pale golden, small head. OK freshness and easy-to-drink. But nothing more.

<i>Bottled. </i> Clear pale yellow, rich airy head. Neural aroma. Medium sweet with clean hard mouthfeel. Dull and lifeless malt character, no bitterness. Typical InBev lager.

Bottle. Pale lager, OK aroma of bread. Watery, not much character. Tastes almost like low-alcohol beer.

Golden with a lasting white head. Grainy malt, cardboard and metal in the aroma. Dry and watery malt flavour

Bottle (Tesco, Plzen): Golden coloured, lively carbonation, small, but firm whizte layer; shy, a bit perfumed grainy and hoppy nose, faint bitter flavour; watery body and watery bitter finish with a metallic tinge. Ooops, one of the worst czech beers....

Yellow, white head. Breadyand hoppy aroma, with weak toffee notes. Not that much flavor but at least it brings a decent hoppy bitter finish.

bottle. Golden yellow, small head. Grainy and hopy flavour, nearly not malty at all, a bit watery with a dry mouthfeel.

Bottle brought home from Prague. Straw color, light yellow. Big white but non-lasting head. Malty but also fresh scent. Extremely low taste, no sweetness at all. Thin a bit watery body.